Moms Who Murder | Tiffanie Lucas, Brandy McCaslin, Nancy Johnson

True Crime Society

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• (10:37) Moms Who Murder

About 2.5% of all homicide arrests in the United States are for parents who have killed their children.
In this episode of the True Crime Society Podcast, we discuss ‘Moms Who Murder’ cases that have happened in the past few months.

• Earlier in 2023, Tiffanie Lucas wrote on social media that her sons were “always together” and “never apart,” adding that together they were three souls and one heart. She added that she wouldn’t know “how to smile, love, or survive if it wasn’t for them.” In November 2023, Tiffanie alleged shot her sons in their head while they lay in their beds.
• Brandy McCaslin had been struggling with her mental health and had attempted to take her life earlier this year. When her three children were taken to her home for a supervised visit, she ended up killing them before taking her own life.
• Nancy Johnson and her husband Derek had been having marital issues this year. The family had moved interstate due to the cost of living. By September 2023, the couple had separated and would take turns living in the family home with their two young children. Derek broke into the home after he noticed there had been no movement from inside for a period of time. He discovered the lifeless bodies of his two young children and of his estranged wife. According to police, Nancy had orchestrated the scene to look like a triple homicide in the hope that police would think Derek was involved. Law enforcement have ruled this case a murder/suicide.

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